ATLANTA – The Atlantic Sun Conference released its 2024 Women's Tennis schedule on Tuesday, with three teams set to clash on the court beginning Wednesday, Feb. 21. The other eight ASUN teams join in the action starting Monday, March 11 with league play wrapping up on Sunday, April 14. Each club will play 10 matches throughout seven weeks of action during the upcoming league slate – the 39th season of ASUN Women's Tennis.
Each squad will host and hit the road at least four times during the 2024 campaign, which officially begins on Feb. 21 when FGCU travels to Bellarmine and Queens on back-to-back days. Three additional league contests are sprinkled throughout the first half of March before ASUN play hits its full stride beginning Friday, March 15. EKU (Austin Peay), Kennesaw State (Central Arkansas), North Florida (Lipscomb) and Stetson (North Alabama) all have the stage on the third Friday in March.
The Defending ASUN Champion Ospreys, who are on the hunt for their 11th Women's Tennis Championship, start the year with three consecutive outings at home against the Owls, Bisons and Bears. UNF will also travel to DeLand to take on the runner-up Hatters on March 30. Stetson will also take on ASUN Semifinalist FGCU during the final week of the regular season on April 10.
The 2024 ASUN Championship is set for April 19-21 and is hosted by the Eagles at FGCU Tennis Complex in Fort Myers, Fla.
Follow @ASUN_Tennis for updates throughout the season.
2024 Women's Tennis Schedule Highlights
• ASUN play begins on Feb. 21 and comes to an end on Sunday, April 14; a total of 55 matches within seven weeks
• Eleven league squads will battle for the ASUN banner in 2024; the first major slate of action is set for March 15 with four matchups
• North Florida, the defending ASUN Champions, is looking to bring home their 11th Women's Tennis banner in 2024
• Opening day has FGCU in the spotlight when it hits the road to visit Bellarmine and Queens on back-to-back days beginning Feb. 21
• The 2024 ASUN Championship is set for April 19-21 and is hosted by the Eagles at FGCU Tennis Complex in Fort Myers, Fla.